Aryeh Pamensky is the Director of The Pamensky Relationship Institute, which is dedicated to provide couples with strategies for creating extraordinary marriages. He launched the seminar "How to Make a Good Marriage Great" in 1997, which has grown into one the most popular programs of its kind. The subsequent spin-off lectures ("Pamensky Live", "Pamensky Returns", and "Dating for Fun, Dating for Marriage") and workshops ("Conflict Resolution" and "Making Love Real") have propelled Aryeh into a highly sought-after speaker. He has spoken to sell-out crowds in over 100 cities, to more than 10,000 people, worldwide. Pamensky has been coaching couples for 9 years, tailoring personalized curriculum for marital excellence. Born in South Africa 41 years ago, Aryeh Pamensky moved to Canada when he was 10 years old. Pamensky studied in Israel for a decade, was ordained as an orthodox Rabbi. He and his wife Yocheved have seven children, ranging in age from 2-14, and presently reside in Toronto. Aryeh has appeared extensively in print, on radio and TV. In 2002, Pamensky was a guest on ABC's hit show, "Politically Incorrect". In 2003, he was named as having delivered the "Best Advice for Men" by Cincinnati's "CityBeat."